Charities In Northumberland

Preserve and display the Heritage of The North Tyne and Redesdale Valleys

Raising funds for Education Establishment

The right holding of public meetings for worship. Regular meetings for church affairs in all the constituent meetings for the area as a whole. Our representatives to Meeting for Sufferings and the Quaker Life Rep. Council and other committees have participated in the affairs of Britain Yearly Meeting, including over sight of our centrally managed work.

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IN THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF THE ARTS,MUSIC,POETRY,ACTING,DANCING,LITERATURE AND SIMILAR ARTS IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES AND THE CULTIVATION OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF THOSE ARTS IN PARTICULAR BY MEANS OF PRESENTING AN ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

To create a multi sport facility for all ages for the Alnwick area and to manage these facilities.

Provides free audio recordings of news information and entertainment for visually impaired people.

We currently support other charities working in the Christian field of discipling and training

To provide land for a school and after school facility.

The Stan Owen Heritage Trust exists to award small grants to advance education for the public benefit in the history, heritage, archaeology and culture of Northumberland. The Trust may assist the funding of a plan or project in a museum or heritage centre, a location, building or institution, or the copying of material such as photographs, postcards, documents or diaries for archive purposes.

To help underprivileged, vulnerable children by providing means of safe shelter and education. In 2010 we completed a project in Kenya where we sent a team of skilled tradesmen over to the Fururah Orphanage to build them a new Girls Dormitory, the Charity funded this entire project and is still funding eduction to some of the children at the Orphanage.

Previously registered as West End Refugee Service (WERS) 1077601. We provide holistic, trauma-informed support, IAA-registered advice, material aid, mentoring & capacity-building to help secure employment. Through our activities, we tackle poverty & exclusion, promote two-way integration, connect communities & challenge racism and xenophobia.

To promote the education of children, young persons and the general public and to improve the quality of life of all such persons by providing sporting and recreational facilities for the communityof Wear Valley and other surrounding districts.

We provide accommodation for the VCS in Northumberland

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Social and fund Raising for Morpeth Primary School at Goosehill. Fund raising events include Summer & Xmas Fayres, bag packs and sundry fund raising activities. All proceeds are donated to the school to enhance the school experience for all pupils

The FCRF is established to relieve persons at risk or following cardiac surgery within the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne catchment area and includes the provision of facilities for rehabilitation therapy, advancing education in such matters. Activities include the provision of supervised exercise, dietary advice and other rehabilitation therapy, together with a support group.

Creative Arts North East aims to reduce social isolation by helping the most disadvantaged people within our communities re-engage with their community mainly through the arts, music, social history, reminiscence and volunteering. We support older people and people who have learning difficulties and/or disabilities across Northumberland and Tyne and Wear.

Maintaining the monastic round of life at Shepherds Law. Making this life available for any people to come and experience, including retreats, group visits and stays, and other activities for young and old.

There are no current activities taking place

Provision of childrens play facilities

provide recreation land for the people of acomb

The principal activity of the charity is develop a community wood with benches on the Tweed path remembering the members of the community of Horncliffe who served in WWII. Woodland will be planted and benches and appropriate interpretation installed. The plan will also celebrate wildlife, art and photography and the history of fishing by coble and net. See https://www.bagw.co.uk.

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The Club provides information in interpreted talks, social activities, meetings, trips out to various places of interest. We meet in the upstairs lounge of Cramlington Working Mans Club on Thursday evenings from 7pm -11pm. All D/deaf, HoH and Hearing welcome. We have had local councils / Fire service / police / health service visits to find out what they can do to help the deaf with any problems.

Provide a therapeutic working environment for adults with special needs who use the Day Centre or visit the farm for activities with their carers.Educational activities on horticulture and livestock production.Engaging with schools, college and children through courses and activities.Provide opportunities for volunteers, young people and those seeking employment, to participate in farm activities.